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Title: Scribner's magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ersfigures: I cant make this one comeout as you did, says one. Well, youmust, says the other; it came thatway twice over, and it must be right.Then a moments pause, and It is type, is never spoken of except as uj)and up-stairs. Thus the tables are hurried out of theway. But the pneumatic tube continuesits chug-chug, and the boys keep shell-ing the leather cups and pouring thetelegrams upon the desks—to be usedin a second edition, for which all thework is soon to be gone over again. Hurry up jovoc introductory mat-ter, the managing editor says, with acalmness and amiability that are mad-dening. You have still six minutes. After all, when every mans head isfull of his work and the tension is stilldrawn, it is not difficult to do a littlemore. What is a fourth hand-spring toa man who has already turned three ?Besides, a newspaper mans capabilityis like a street car—there is alwaysroom for one more. And a few linesset in large type and leaded will looktwice as long as ordinary matter.
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The Geographical Editor—I'll bet a dollar he is in Australia or Patagonia. right; who said it wasnt ? Here, boy. Even while these thoughts are flash-send this up. The composing-room, ing through their minds, one man iswhere the manuscripts are turned into describing the complexion and changes 5U ELECTION NIGHT IN A NEWSPAPER OFFICE in the State legislature, with side-lightson the queer turns of fate that overtookmen here and there in various assemblyand senatorial districts. Another isexj^laining the results of the righteousdefeat of the ring in Buffalo, thefailure of Albany and Troy to respondto sentiments and inliuences that shookall the other cities and counties in NewYork. Another is sweeping his mindseye all over the Union, and telling whatwent on in every State, at all the jdoIIs.Boys are seizing the wet sheets andHinging them into the iron basket thattravels up and down inside the wall ofthe building, to and from the crowdedworkroom of the lightni

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